HTC’s first 3D device has now reached the United States and is coming to Sprint first. The HTC EVO 3D is now available  to Sprint Premier customers on a special offer. Sprint will waive the upgrade fee if there’s one plus it will deliver the handset to your doorstep for free as well.

The device is priced at $199.99 and will require you signing up for a two-year contract with Sprint. If you don’t want to be committed to the network, you can choose to pay $549.99

For those who don’t know, the HTC EVO 3D sports a 4.3″ qHD 3D touchscreen and is powered by a dual-core processor. It sports dual-cameras which will make you capable of recording 3D videos on-the-go.

After a month being just a rumor, LG finally confirmed the LG Optimus Big for prime time release for Korea on April 28th. The LG Optimus Big or the LU6800 will be offered by LG U+, which is the 3rd largest mobile operator in the country upon release.

The LG Optimus Big is powered by a dual core 1 GHz processor which is hinted to be a NVIDIA Tegra 2 one, sporting a 4.3 inch display. Camera comes in the form of a 5 megapixel camera with autofocus. The Big will run Android 2.2 upon launch but will be upgraded to 2.3 soon after.

No price details has been disclosed as of the moment. We will keep you updated as soon as we find out.

In accordance to previous announcements by Sony Ericsson that it will be launching a line of Android Walkman Phones, the company unveiled the first of its kind in the form of the Sony Ericsson W8.

The Sony Ericsson W8 is powered by a 600MHz processor with 128 MB of RAM, its screen is 3 inches diagonally. It’s camera comes in the form of a 3.2 megapixel one and will be running Android 2.1 on release.

No details on its exact release date and location, but we can expect a follow up news on this from Sony Ericsson very soon.

Fans of the hit-game Angry Birds know that there are more than one Angry Bird title available across almost all mobile OS available. And those who own more than one Angry Bird title might be thinking why they’d have to go through the levels even if they’ve finished the game on another device.

Rovio Mobile solves this problem by working on a new Angry Birds Sync service. From the title itself, you could assume that the service will allow users to unify all copies of the game. This means all progress including achievements will be synced on all devices you own that have the Angry Birds installed.

The service will be available come Summer of this year.

This new addition to the family of inductive chargers by Energizer is QI-Enabled and allows single charging at a time. This goes against the previously larger chargers released by Energizer a year ago.

Inductive chargers work by attaching a QI adapter to your device which automatically starts charging when it touches the pad.This is not a new technology as we’ve seen a variety of brands employing the same technology. Although, it’s price range of $80-$100 may be a buzz killer.  I mean who’s lazy enough to spend a hundred dollars when a standard charger comes with the device already right?

But to those of you who thinks you need this, feel free to add this to your choices.

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Tiny wings is a new game to watch out for the Ios platform. It may seem like the number one all time hit “Angry Birds” but it’s actually has more to it. The main character is a bird who dreams of being able to fly but can’t because its wing are too tiny.  The setting is composed of hills which will allow you to jump and mimic the wonders of flight. Every level contains different goals and achievements you have to accomplish. Graphics wise, the game is outstanding with its procedural generated graphics which makes the background different day to day.

Another project of RIM announce in the Mobile World Congress 2011 is a new service called BBM gifting. The feature will let give you the option to buy and send Blackberry apps to you Blackberry network friends and will be billed through your carrier service. This eliminates the need for clocking in your Credit card or Paypal info. The service would also allow users to buy airtime and carrier services for let’s say your kids with minimal effort.

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This is truly a smart marketing move by Blackberry as it covers both sides of the market in order to avail of the convenient service.